The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-10
The Water Front.

The past week has been an unpleasant one on
the front, owing to the intermittent showers
prevailing, causing the suspension of work
At times the Esplanade was in bad shape for
the drays and other vehicles, owing to the
mud.
BY the steamers arriving from the other
Islands, accounts of very stormy weather
are received. 1t was impossible at many of
the landings to send boats ashore. At Maa-
laea Bay, Mr.. Noble, freight Clerk of the
Kinau, managed to effect a landing, but was
unable to come off to the steamer, and the
Kinau was forced to go on and leave him.
Mr.. Noble crossed over to kahului and went
on the Llkelike to Paauhau, and then over.
land to Kawaihae where he Joined the Kinau.
Many of the schooners had to seek harbors
of refuge to escape the fury of the storm.
Discharging or taking in cargo had IN many
cases to be suspended.
The steamers on Sunday all had fair car
goes of sugar-the Kinau heading the list
with 1000 bags.
The arrivals from foreign ports during the
past week here increased in number, and
are-May I'd, Am. bktne Amelia, from Port
Townsend, with lumber to Allen d Robinson;
Sd. Haw. steamer Australia. from San Fran
cisco, with passengers and merchandise to
w. 6. Irwin d Co; Sd, Am. blk Forest Queen
from San Francisco, with general merchan-
disc; Am. bark Makah, from Sydney, with
coal-in the stream; Col. bark GullermO.
en- route from Port Townsend for Callao,
with lumber-put J.. ere for repairs; 9TH,
Am brig J. ID. Spl eckes, from San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise TO w. q. r.
win * Coat Oceanic wharf; Am. bktne
Eureka, from San Fradcisco, with general
merchandise to Ii. Hackfeld d Co; Ger. bark
Hercules, l42 days from Glasgow, with gen.
eral merchandise to Z. A. Schaefer IL Co: 7th,
Haw. steamer Zealandia, from SYDNEY, en-
route tor San Francisco: Sth, Am. bark Sono-
S1sN
of general merchandise.
There were only four departures for San
Francisco. viz: Am. brig Cousuelo, with 1000
bags of sugar and sundries; 9Th, Haw bark
Lady Lampson, with full cargo of sugar
DELAYED by stress OF weather; 7th, Haw.
steamer Zealandia, WITH mails, passengers
and cargo, and Yesterday the steamer Austrs-
liza with full cargo and large list OF passen-
gers. All the above are bound for San Firm
cisco.
AT the latest dates the following vessels
were loading at San Francisco for this port,
and some of them may be looked for during
the week. namely: bkIne :. n. Castle, bark
Ceylon, brig Claus Spreckels and tern W. ).
Bowen.
By Capt. Newhall. Of the Amelia, it is
learned that the new bark ka Moi, now build
ing at Port Ludlow, TOR Capt. Paul, is we'll
forward, and will be launched about the LIST
of June. The Ka Moi Is destined for the
Island and Coast trade.
After discharging her catgo vi lumber, the
Darkentine Amelia will IoaCanrugar for San
Francisco in II. Hackfeld d O's line. The
barkentine Eureka will sl>o load sugar for
the same line.
The fine bark Colus4 is rapidly loading for
San Francisco, and will sail during the week
with about 1000 tons of sugar.
The brig Consuelo, of the Oceanic line,
will have quick dispatch for San Francisco.
The fine German barl fran,
Glasgow, with full cargo of seasonable
goods, comes to the house of T. i. Schaefer
Il Co.
The American bark c. q. Whitmore is
considered due here, aud may be looked for
st any moment.